Lack of chips hits bonds of Mexican auto parts firms
As semiconductor shortages shake global supply chains, few auto parts suppliers have been as hard hit as those in Mexico.
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Latin America attends COP26 without a common strategy
Colombia, Panama, Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic and Suriname have the most ambitious commitments, according to a report from the
Novavax CEO calls his vaccine an ‘ideal’ booster
Updated on 02/11/2021 04:49 am The CEO of Novavax Inc. said the company’s COVID-19 vaccine could be a good booster
October inflation data in Latin America give no truce
Updated on 02/11/2021 03:07 am Annual inflation in Paraguay and Peru soared in October to levels not seen in at
More than 100 countries commit to reverse deforestation by 2030
Among the signatory countries of the agreement are the territories that are home to 85% of the planet’s forests. In
Climate agreements always fail before they succeed
By David Fickling The history of the United Nations conferences on climate change is one of failure. That comes with
The French Government suspends sanctions against British fishing vessels for the time being
The two sides will meet again on Thursday at the Elysee to try to resolve the fisheries dispute. Initially, the
Bolivia confirms the start of the fourth wave of COVID-19 after an increase in infections
Bolivia has registered a sustained increase in COVID-19 infections in recent weeks, Health Minister Jeyson Auza reported on Monday, although
Nine out of ten crimes committed against journalists continue to be judicially unsolved in the world
During the last decade, a journalist has been killed every four days. Experts agree that there is no interest in
Josep Borrell, high representative of the European Union, concerned about the fall of confidence in democracy in Latin America
Josep Borrell, head of European diplomacy, referred to a study that describes that only 49% of the population supports democracy
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